Ohio Coal Plant Correctly Valued At $13M, Board Rules

By Jaqueline McCool · July 19, 2024, 3:25 PM EDT

A shuttered coal plant in Ohio was properly valued at $13 million, despite the plant owner's assertion that the buildings on the property had no value, the state Board of Tax Appeals...

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